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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
New Concerns Organized.

Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state by the following new
concerns, yesterday: The Iron Ore Mining
company, of Minneapolis, with capital stock
of $1,000, 900, E. w. Hand, NJ. V. Little. Fred
II. Waite and Eugene j. Swan being the in
corporators. The Northwestern Mining eX-
change, of st. Paul, with $4,000, the gentle
men interested being F. j. Betcher, of Eau
Claire: b. w. Bickser, of Ashland; H. s.
Chase, of White Bear and II. l.. Wheat, NJ. NJ.
Gasser, NJ. NJ. Metcalf, N. w. Wack, G. d. NJ.
sherman and II. l.. Bryant, of ST. Paul.
Doud Sons & Co.. barrel manufacturers, of
Winona, capital stock, 100000: incorpora-
tors. Chauncey Doud. Roscoe Il. Doud, Charles
g. loud and George S. Doud.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
HELPING THE POOR.
Many De>erving People Helped and
Cases of Fraud Discovered by the
Relief society.

Many De>crving People Helped and
Cases of Fraud Discovered by the
Relief society.
The quarterly meeting of the board of
managers of the Relief society was held yes
terday afternoon at the rooms of the society
on Ninth street. The report of Secretary
Hall showed 5SS applications for aid during
the quarter. of which 225 were Catholics; ~
had failed to get aid. 30 because there was
not such clothing on hand as they wanted,
and 81 because they were found to be frauds:
5l6 were aided; BAT received 1,0l0 pieces
of clothing, estimated to be worth $685.. 70.
More has been done during. the, past quarter
to help the poor to help themselves than ever
before. In this matter the secretary re-
ported that the GLOBE has rendered material
aid by the use Of its free want columns, an
swers to applicants for positions being re-
ceived with surprising promptness.. Offers
Of work have been made to those who have
expressed u willingness to work. Applicants
often appear astOnished and disagreeably as:
toniShed that the society is able to furnish
work. The winter campaign has greatly re-
A,duced the stock of clothing ana donations are
lin order. The executive committee was in =
structed to secure the services Of NJ. L.
Hutchins, as agent, for the coming year.
T. The report of Mr.. Hutchins said that he
had sought out deserving families and put
them in a way to care tor themselves. He
=hau also 1Ounu places 1Or Boys 10 learn trades.
There had been u number of cases of fraud.
Some of these cases have caused considerable
work and trouble. He had been greatly aided
by the monthly bulletins of the Council of
Charity officers. A case in particular is worthy
of notice. He had received bulletin warning
him of 3 man and his wife and several chill
dren, and in about twenty minutes after it
was received the man walked into the Office
and was Immediately identified. The treas
urer's report showed that there was on hand
Jan. TO- $565.45 received since, $35S.46; ex-
pended, S63S.09; cash on hand. $76.S2. The
report of the Ladies' Auxiliary society
showed: Receipts from various sources,
$67.s3; disbursements, $51.12; cash on hand,
S16.T1. The auxiliary society has made
large number Of garments for ladies and chill
dren, and these have been furnished to the
relief society and the orphan as, lum. The
average attendance at the industrial school
every Saturday has been $50. Rev. E. c. Nit
chell reported that the kindergarten school
now being held had proven a succe ss, and it
was Endorsed by the board.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
FOR RENT
Offices in the New GLOBE Building

A number of Offices in the fire proof
building now being completed by the
GLOBE company will be ready for occu-
pancy Oh the 1st of May. This is a thor
oughly-bult, well-lighted and ventilated
building, with elevator service day. night
and Sunday. The temperature of the
rooms in cold weather will he regulated by
an electric control and will always be abso-
lutely satisfactory. Letter drops on each
floor. Plans and prices may be seen at the
GLOBE counting room
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20

to accept the "physiology" published by his
house, which has special reference to the
effect of stimulants and narcotics upou the
human system. When asked If he was the
man that lobbied the Legislature into passing
the temperance instruction bill, he said no:
that it was A. B. Clancy, at present at the
West hotel at Minneapolis, who is working
book published by the w. G. II. U.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
SAID BY M fS. MILLS.
Some Of the Pertinent Remarks
Made in Third Party Speech Last
;nI

Night.
w. T. Mills, of Ohio, delivered an address
at the Jackson street Methodist church last
evening on 1.-The Lawful Fight Against the
Lawless Saloon The speaker has pleasing
mannar o. delivery, and at times his remarks
were of humorous strain. Among other
things he said:
The friends of the liquor traffic say that
prohibition is a method to rob certain people
of the privilege to eat drink, buy or sell
whatever. he wishes. If a person insists
upon maintaining this right let him go ahead
and see what the results are. 1t a man in
sists upon eating what he wants to let him
eat strycbnine. A physician will be called
upon and if the patient insists upon coutinu-
ing the practice he will soon find himself in
an asylum. Let a man go on the
Streets in his wife's clothes, and see
wharf.-the consequences will be. We do not
ask for any new law; we claim that the
liquor men never had such right and will not
be called upon to surrender, the right to eat,
drink. or wear whatever he wants. He has
right to do it so long as he keeps within the
law prescribed by public welfare, public
right and public decency.
II once knew farmer who had q sick pig:
hated to lose the pig, In fact, did not feel
able to stand the loss, so he killed and sold it.
He had no legal or moral right to sell a dis
eased animal. and say man has no right to
put an article on the market that Is more
POISONOUS and vastly more dangerous to the
public than sick pig, and 1 impeach the
liquor traffic as an outrage upon public
rights.
''There are three ways of obtaining any
thing, namely: By earning it. having it
given to you, Or stealing it. The most
sacred right is the right to live, and we
claim that a man has no more right to fill
a man with poison than he has to fill his body
with lead
THE power of the liquor traffic in this
country is not because it is numerous. There
are II, 100000 voters in the country, and the
salooon vote does not amount to over 1000,
.000,=~Of~the remaining l0.000,000 at least
5000. 900 would AS soon cut their own threats
as to ,.vIte anything but their own party
ticket. There is room for third party, and
this is the only way that temperance can be
successful"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
Total 81 pieces. -. =.


The followin permits to build were issued yes.
terday:
G Gerslong, 2-story frame dive ling. on
Hastings near Earl. .....................s2 400
E Abbott, 2-story frame barn on Dayton
near western OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
A Heidel, 2-story frame dwelling on
Greenbrier near North. Observation-Disclosures. 245O
Henry Tesch, 2-story frame dwelling on
Belvidere near 0akdale. Observation-Disclosures. l50O
James Guertin, one-story frame store on
State near Tennessee. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Anton Auer 1Hstory frame dwelling on
Rondo near Grotto -. ............... LOCO
A Flournoy, 119-story frame dwelling on
Reaney near Frank. Observation-Disclosures. 500
North Side Social club, history frame bowl
ing alley on Rice near Charles. .... COO
S Stevenson, U9-story frame dwelling on
jerks near Weide. ,..... ......... 1000
A Wflgus alterations to brick dwelling
on Seventh near Fort. 5000
Mrs G w MCGEE, 1Hstory frame barn on
Nina av. near Summit ................ 500
Henry Pentz, 2story frame dwelling on Ed
mund near Rice. ........ 1000
Chas Christianson, 2-story frame dwelling
on Aurora near Harrington. ......... 1,sOO
B Schon. addition to dwelling ON Atwater
near Sylvan. ............. 500
E Dickerman, 2-story BRICK veneer dwell
ing on Nelson av. between Ravaux and
summit. Observation-Disclosures. O.0OC
Eight minor permits. 1855
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
The Dubuque Enca m pment.

For the Iowa Grand Army encampment,
to be held at Dubuque April 49, 90 and 81,
''The Burlington will make rate of one
fare for the round trip open to all persons.
For tickets. etc., apply to j. r. Hutson,
city ticket agent, Hotel Ryan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
HE WANTS HIS CHILD.

Lars N0lander whose Wife Has De.
serted Him Asks For q Divorce.
The Court Grist.
Lars Nolander was married to his wife
Martha B. at Torps Socken, Sweden, June 20,
1873. Three children were born to them. the
oldest one now being II years of age. They
came to Minnesota in 1881 and settled In St.
Paul In March, 1883, the wife left her hus-
band, taking with her the oldest child, Mar
tina. without just cause, as he alleges. He
has had no knowledge of her whereabouts for
over three years. He does not think his wife
a fit person to have the custody Of the two
younger children. and he now files a COM
plant in the district court asking FOR decree
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
ON SUNDAYS Hereafter

Until opening of regular season the Mime
apols & st. Louis railway will run speciu
excursion train to Lake Mnnetonka. 1t will
be put on next Sunday, leaving st. Paul s:15
and Minneapolis about 0 Il. m; returning
leave Excelsior at D. IN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
II. Paul Real Esfate.

Several large transactions were recorded
yesterday, which makes the record for the
day about twice the usual size. The number
OF deeds record is pinety-one, wi h an u, (.
greater valuation OF $495, 7S9. These largest
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
GEO. WINDING,
325 Jackson st.

Val De Travers (NeuchateD Rock Asphalt
Pavement. Durable, fire-proof and impervl-
Gus. For floors of cellars. stables, kitchens,
warehouses, mills. breweries, hospitals, rail-
road stations, laundries lithographing houses,
sidewalks, roofs carriage ways, tennis courts.
The pavement can be laid on wood floor
Parties interested in pavement that is
guaranteed superior to anything in the world
can see this Rock Asphalt Pavement, now
being dali in the new Globe building 3.rE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the st. Paul Trust Com
panv will be held on Wednesday, the 4th day
o. May, A. ID. 1887, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at the Office of the Company, No. I55
E lst Fourth street. in the city of ST. Paul.
s. B. MCCONNELL, Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
ROTUNDA RnFF-RAFF.
What Some Prominent People
Found to Talk About Yesterday.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Flynn, of Little Falls,
selected apartments at the Merchants yester-
day to stay over until this evening Repre-
sentative Flynn has forgotten the exciting at
temps of last winter to get the Fort Ripley
scheme through the legislature, and is now
busy fixing up contracts for big lots of rail
road ties. He is also interested In what is to
be the Morrison County Live Stock company
a concern in which Major Postlethwaite is
also interested. This company has secured
1000 acres up the Little Elk, about FIVE miles
from Little Falls, which it is the intention to
stock with cattle and horses, and make it one
of the big stock farms of the state.
*x~
Mr.. Flynn Dairy Commissioner Ives and
ex-Representative j. T. D Sadley, of Prince
ton, who has considerable to do with logs
and lumber, were sitting together in the
Merchants rotunda late in the afternoon, and
the talk turned upon butter and butterine
Mr.. Flynn was compimentng Mr.. Ives upon
the activity and zeal he displayed. Mr.. Ives
gave out the information that only yester-
day Assistant Dairy Commissioner Howard
and q detective got possession of two tubs of
the bogus article at Saltwater, ut the Mer-.
chants hotel there, and almost before the
butter was unloaded He said the oleomar-
gerine men are shipping the stuff now in the
guise Of lard, most of it coming from the
Armour company. Mr.. Sadley said his camp
got some last winter, and paid Is cents per
pound for it. NJ. Flynn then informed mis-
hearers that he was about to establish big
creamery soon in Morrison county.
~
L. N. Dillmsn, of Chicago, representing
Van Antwerp, Bragg g. Co., doomed up at the
Ryan in company with School Inspector
Athey. The object of Mr.. Dillman's visit. he
said, was to try to induce the state superin-
tendent and the St. Paul board of education
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
BABYS SKIN
lnfantile and Birth Humors
Speedily Cured by !,

CuClCura. ~
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fammation for curing the first symptoms of
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CURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Peautifier, eM,
ternally. and CUTICURA RESOLVEyT, the new
Blood Purifier. internally. are infallble. aAbso-
lutely pure.
MY OLDEST CHILD. h'
Now six years of age when an infant six months
old. attacked with virulent, malignant skin
disease. All ordinary remedies failing we called
our family physician, who attempted to cure it;
but it spread with almost incredible rapidity I'M
til the lower portion of the little fellows person.
from the middle of his back down to his knees.
was one solid rash. ugly painful, rash and
hcious. We had rest at night, peace by
day. The physician did not know then, and does
not Know now, what 1t was. Finally we were adj
vised to try CUTICURA REMEDIES. Without
the knowledge of our physician procured a box
The effect
WAS SIMPLY MARVELLOUS,
Using the two together, first washing him thor
oughly with CUTICURA SOAP. then amounting
him with CUTICURA From the first applica-
ton change for the better appeared. The doc
tor said we had no need of him. and ceased his
visits. In three or four weeks complete cure
white and healthy as though he had never been
attacked. In my opinion your valuable remedies
saved his life. and to-day he is strong, healthy
child, perfectly well, no repetition of the disease
having ever occurred. You are welcome to make
any use of this you may deem pest.
GEO. b. SMITH,
Attorney at Law and ex-Prosecuting Attorney,
Ashland o. -n@ ~ s =
Reference-J. G. weist. Druggist. Ashland, o.
CIITT(IJR REM EnTES =
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CUTICURA REMEDIES e.
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meI9e ietn Sriufs unb 6arsbaltunsss
Waiier lieferten, 10 iDiirbe Benz Slug,
aud in 3eiten f6limmer &egenlofgfeit,
mie bic beurige es 1T, immerbin mod
Wafer genug Derbleibeu, bob bic Sell
ber an ieinem ufer 6amit periorat tpers
ben %f6nnten, un6 innerbalo Der @ta6t
wtirbs Der San Nntonio GIuB ti@t in
Golge bes Wahermangels 70 idmmerli@
tlein, b6Bli9 unb i9mubig getuorben
fein, bob er in Wirtlidfeit anfdugt ae=
iunbbeitsgefdbrli6 gu uerben; baum
piirbe es ni6t n6tbtg fem, getDerbli@e
unb gemeinniibli6e 1nteruebmunqe1,
Die unfere 8rauereien, g%isfabrifen &C..
nit gnt3iebung bes GluBwaKers au be-
Droben. Mbsr aud bieie tperben fi@-
bas tit tpieoer eine Der beiliamten 2ebs
rem, tpel6e bic gegenmdrtige Motbaeit
gtebt,-oaau ge3tDutget feber, su ibrer
eigenen STORYTELLING gegei1 fIimatii@e
ungebdbr frtber ober fpdter feIber gun,
aletatgen varteff9ea" 0eilmittel gu
greifen.
Die f9limme grfabrung Der lebten
9iirremoaate tpeiit i~eoenfals, = aud
tuenn bic Gefabr ber duBeriten Hotb
ieBt Doriiber fein iolIte, - barauf BIN,
baB es eine pni9t Der WaGerperfs. Sc
ieQf9aft 1T. Beba9t barauf au nebmer,
baB cine tptrfli6e WaHernotb In gu.
funft our unmbgli9feit tpirb, 6as beiBt,
baB es bic pft1t Der @eieQfAaft,-5o
tpie ibr eigenes Sntereife = 1T fur bic
Bei4afung guten. trinfbaren artefi9en
WaRers, mel9es freili9 bteIei1t ettpas
tieFer als 500 SUB Iiegt, Gortebrung au
trefen. @eiaert fe f9 bas gu tbun
unb ibrer pfi@t nad5utommer, 10
ntiBte bic Jrage In ibr &e6t treten, Oh
fie nidt-bem Rontratte semdB, tpel9er
Binrei9enbes Mafer fur ben 8eoarf
foroert, baau geri6tli1 ge3tpungen tpers
ben f6nnte; ft9er lit iebenfaIs, baB fe
nidt BITE &e9tsenti9ulbigung ber yb6.
beren Gemalt" baben piirbe, ba ibr Sic
M6gli9feit an bic 9an6 gegeben lift, In
3eiten bet Sirre tpenrt aud i1iGt ibers
bod 1nterirbif6es WaKer gu bei9afen.
8efer tuiirbe es aber mod fein, tpentt
i'm Weiserungsfale bic Stabtbeb6rbe
fel5f bic Waferbei@affunss Grage In
bic 9anb ndbnte, tpie fe bds bon boriis
beretn getban baben follte, unb benz
8eifpiele bon Dallas folgeno, feIbft
arteffde MaRertuerte anlegte.-
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letber feIten setug pDrfommt, 1T Is uns
m6gli6 CUR StraBenbabn au gelangeu,
Detl1 man aud nut einen balben 8lod
bon ibr entfernt pobnt, obne fubtief in
ben adben S9lam1l au berinfer, unb
bas felbif in ben StaottbeiIen, too bic
nhaute voice wobnt. SITS aber troz
den, bann fann man 5t9 i'm Staubs
i9ludeu iiben, ba man BON benz Waier>
Mtonopol felbftberit6nbli9 ni6t perlans
gen fann, bob es fi6 um iol6 ld9erli3
nebenfd6li@e Dinge, tpie @traBenbes
fprengen fiimmert-borausgeiebt nbers
baupt, baB ber our 8erfigurg ifebenoe
WaHers8 cine fol6e nWeri9mens
burg" geitatter tpiirbel 9enn mie's
nit unieret WaKer : gerbdltnifen in
Mirfli9feit febt, baboa baben tptr au1
erlt fir3li6 eiuen 8egrif betommer.
3uar i9rieb 6as bieiige Light" bor
einigett Sngert in eit1em Der ibli9en
r8ubm" sNrtiteI, baB San Mntonio
fi6 elmer Wahertraft riibmen f6nne,
nit ber bic geiammten Gabrif>M nlagen
bes eibens (unb Der u%mIiegenben
96rfer!) getrieben toerben f6nnteu."
Iber f@on am nd@ffen Sage bra9te
ba1elbe 8latt Elm r@ingeianbt", in mel=
dem ftarmii6 berlaaet tpurbe, baB Die
WlbI6dut1e eingerifen piirben, neil
iont BET JluB unterbaIb BET Miblen
b6lig. austrodnel 9as tomn,t baborl,
tueut1 man ins Blaue binein bubmt!-
DAB ibrigens au6 in anberen
Stdoten fold etne Fnns unb perfanb,
lofe 8ubmerei betrieben pirb, erfiebt
man beiipielsneife aus elmer fltr3en No=
tia ber rSonne" bon peoria, Slinois.
Siefem Blatte tbeilt elm Nbonnent, Ma.
rtetfs 2ibninopsft, GoIgenbes nit:
yS@reiben STE nur In Sbre rsonne"
baB i9 einen 9abeu an Der Mbamsfras
BE ftr 500 gen,ietbet babe, fir ben i9
8 Sabre lang $50 per MDnat be3ableil
muBte, 6amit oas pubIitum erfdbrt,
tuas Der nboom" 1T, un6 ME bic Boom.
9umbugger bas @el9dft bier i9dbis
gen." Genai tuie bel ltnsl Wdbrerb
bunberte BON 9dufern uub Dubenbe
bon 2dben Ieer ffeben, baut r1att Omit
benz Mun6e unb nit Druderi9mdrae
freiliG blDB) imtrter ueue 6tabttbeile
unb 8iQensHors Orte!
Sie gauge 8ubmerei tpdre Elm ebenio
barmlofes als tinbli9es 8ergniigen,
tpeut es ni6t gerabe bas @egentbeil
bon benz betpirfert miiBte, tpas mon bas
bur9 betpirten min. l1eber ben groBs
artigen, i6 ME bernirtIi9enben pros
ieften bergiBt man bas Nd9ifIiegettbe
unb auf ben f96nen &auf9 bes BOO.
mes folst bann Der grduli9e 2abens
TANNER ber grmii9terung unb gnttdu.
f4una!
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altmattide werbaltniife tn gsefttesas

3limattidbe Nerbdltmtfe tn gSefttegas.
ginem offieielem Beri9t bes 9r. ..
9arbarb, tpel9er i'm Mufirage ber Buits
besregierung in ben Sabren 1880-83
ben Maior &. 2ibermore auf peri9ies
benen grpIorationstouren als Bntanis
fer begleitete. entnebntert mir bic fol.
genben interehanten 0aten:
&egenaII.- Ser Negenfau in
Wefteras 1T fdwa@ unb iebr berdn.
berli9, 6er Quantitdt tpie ber 3dt
nod; er pe6feIt amii6en 10 unb 80
3on. Sn San Nntonio babeu mir 4. g.
burhi9nittli9 32.75; bon bteraus ipefts
lid bis 81 pafo urlb an ben Colorado
GluB beoba9tet mon cine beftGnbige,
tuenn au6 unreselmdBige 9bnabme;
BON bort bis on ben Ocean cine lei1te
3unabme. Cine BON Dr. 6arbarb aus
f~infjdbrigen 8eoba9tunserl suiammen.
geitelte ueberfi9t entbdIt folgenbe Na=
gaben: Sau Mntpnio 1915, Sort GIart
29.37, eagle paB 26.06, MeRabett
PHI, StoftDn 1891, Gl Yafo 49, 6,
9uciOn 1888, Sun Diego 9.97, unb
Ouma 1928.
Sn 1oIge biefer NeeenberbGItnife
fin6 bic Counties 9om Green, Grodeit,
peeos, prefibio, 81 pofo (ein iebes
berfelben gr6Ber als ber gtaat 9ers
monty bic tuertbloiefen 2dnbereien bes
Staates. Sn bieief Counties Iaufem
auBerbdlb bet Berggeeenben nur atpei
ober brei Gliife beffdn6is, uub bies rlur
auf cine 2dnge bon "a MeiIen.
Wefteras bat teine beitimmt ausges
prdgte NegenSeit; BITE 6dlfte bes idbrli.
den Weberf9lages nertbeilt fih auf 2
ober 8 Monate; brei ober bier, ober
nlebr Moaate bes Sabres fiuo garla obs
ne Regen, ober erbalten rtir einen boot
fpdrli@en 8etrag bes eriebnten Nieber.
f9lages; es lit bic 3eit ber Staubmin.
be unb Der prairiebrdnbe; bann bers
trodaen Queueu, 6life ffaeniren ober
berf9Dinben. Selbt Der &io @ranbe,
oberbalb bes Condos, feines bebeas
tenbfen naerifanii1en NebenfiuEes,
bort auf au laufen unb on pieler GteIs
len pir6 fein 8ett elm getpunbener
8liBernoer Sanofpeg.
SIN groBen @anaen bat Wef<Seras
idbrIi9 3uei Me1en bes &sgenfales {:
bic fleinere BON Mpril big Stunt, bic
gr6Bere BON Ausuft bis Nobember. Sic
we9feln mebr ober tpeniger BON Sabr
gu Sabr uno ueiden aud mad ben berz
i6iebeuen 9OcaIitdten ab. Ssn San
Intonio fdlt ). 9. elm GROCER procent.
fab bes &egens tudbrenb bes Winters
ober in ben erfen Griblingsmonaten.
em { al ur.-Oie tropif9e itibs
lt9e 0dlfte Glorioa's ausgef9IoFen, 1T
bic mittlere Sabrestemperatur bes uns
teren @io @ranoe bic b6Gfte In ben
Wereinigten Staaten. Nd1ft Rep Wef
(rttttel 77.5) bot Sort &inggplb bic
ni9t beneibensuertbe Mus3ei9numg, ber
beiBeffe pofen 6ftli9 bonn Geliengebirs
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&c al iein. Rad Rtn99pib fnminen ber
&eibe mad: 2arebp 72.6, Brownsville
72.42, eagle paB 1857; tpe1tlid uub
n6rbli6 BON elmer bur9 eagle pab unb
San Nntouio ge3ogenen 2inie fdlt bic
mittlere Sabrestemperatur utterbalb
70; ite 1T mertli9 nieoriger als Sic bet
Militdrpoiten, mel9e auf b5beren Breis
tegraben in Nriaona unb I'M fibli1e1
@alifornien liegem. @ie bic folgen6en
@rabe 5etger, fintt fte Iei1t nod We.
fen 3u: Galoeiton 69.92, San Mntos
t1io 1924, Sort @lart 69.7 McRaDett
65.56, Gtpdtnn 64.97, 81 pafo 1897.
Sort Mortb bat in Golse feiter b6bern
Sage cine geringere Mitteltemperatur
(61.83) unb babel ffdrteren @egenfau
(23.48), als man feiner telattben 80.
fition nod ertparten iollte.
Die bisber beraei9neten grabe beaie.
ben fi6, tpie borbemerft, auf sic mitts
lere Sabrestemperatur. Sic mittIere
Semperatur BET Commemorate Conn
Wtat bis September incl. } correspondent
ni6t INNER nit erfterer-eine Sbatias
DE, tpel6e fir bic 8eurtbeilung ber
Qocaltenaperatur bon Wi9tigteit 1T.
Na9 MaBgabe ber mittlerem @ommers
temperatur itebt Sort Oun1a obenan
NIT 1926, ban1 folst 2arebp-84.10,
bierauf Sort &ing9nl6 1854, bant1
ReDs@ ef-82.86, unb eagle SOB NIT
82.46 (bieie Iebtgenannte 3abI gilt or=
ndberub aud fir San Mntonio). 81
pafo bat 80 .76-ein Bepeis, baB bic
mittlere SDmmertemperatur in tpeffIis
der @i@tung, Der continentalen Mafer.
f9eibe gu, ni@t in Dem @erbdltniB al.
nin1mt, mie bic mittlere Sabrestempe.
ratur; ber gr6Bere Nbfaa Der lebtererl
tommt auf &e9nung bes fdlterert
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